Foreign Policy: Washington Faces Setbacks in Iran Conflict
Foreign Policy magazine states that U.S. President Donald Trump is no longer capable of achieving a decisive victory in the war with Iran, warning that continued escalation could lead to Washington's strategic failure and increase its military and economic burdens. The magazine notes that military pressure and sanctions have not produced tangible results, while Iran has managed to withstand the pressures and impose high costs on the United States. It proposes a solution that includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, freezing Iran’s nuclear program, stopping attacks, and guaranteeing the security of U.S. allies in the Gulf, in exchange for improving economic relations and allowing Iran to export its oil, with the aim of ending the conflict while securing U.S. interests at the lowest possible cost.
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